Do igneos rocks have holes

Igneous rocks typically do not have holes, but they can contain vesicles, which are small cavities formed by gas bubbles that were trapped in the rock as it cooled and solidified. These vesicles can give some igneous rocks, like pumice or basalt, a porous appearance. However, true holes or cavities are more characteristic of sedimentary rocks or rocks that have undergone significant weathering or erosion. Overall, while igneous rocks can have small openings, they are not usually referred to as holes.